| Prisoner fights for life in Attock jail |
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The 26-year-old diabetic under-trail prisoner, Rowaiz Khan, resident of Peshawar was shifted to the jail hospital from his barrack when his condition deteriorated on Saturday morning.
The Attock jail medical officer after checking him declared his condition precarious and recommended to shift him immediately to the DHQ hospital for proper treatment. He feared that any delay could prove fatal for him, sources said. Following the MO’s recommendation, the jail authorities informed the district police through a letter for provision of police guard for shifting the prisoner to the DHQ hospital. But he could not be shifted to the DHQ hospital till filing of this story despite the passage of 36 hours, who is battling for his life at the jail hospital, the sources added.
When contacted, the deputy superintendent of Attock Jail Mr Ayub confirmed the report and said that the patient could not be shifted due to non-provision of police guard from the district police. As per rules, no any prisoner can be moved outside the jail without proper police guard, he added.
He said, if police guard were not provided, then they would send a reminder to the district police on Monday.—
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15-02-2008 07:53, , Registered present jail staff & medical officer r very well known by me. they have lost manners living with prisoner in a different world. They used 2 torture the visitors just to grab a few rupees. NAHUSAT can be seen clearly on their faces. 
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